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Cyprus surpasses 4,000 deportations in 2026, reports police

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A total of 4,021 individuals have been deported from Cyprus this year.
The police participated in a Frontex return operation for illegal third-country nationals.
This marks the tenth participation of Cyprus Police in Frontex operations in 2026.
The data reflects ongoing cooperation with European institutions on irregular migration.

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As of June 28, 2026, the police in Cyprus have reported the deportation of 4,021 individuals since the beginning of the year. This figure was confirmed in a statement from the police, which highlighted the ongoing efforts of the Aliens and Immigration Unit (YAM) in managing immigration and enforcing deportations.

Recently, members of the YAM participated in a joint return operation coordinated by Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency. This collaboration aims to streamline processes related to immigration control and enhance the efficiency of repatriation efforts. The ongoing situation around immigration remains a focus for the Cypriot authorities, with significant activity noted in deportation actions throughout the year.

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